Overview
Blocks are the building units of a page. Choosing the right mix keeps pages readable and operational.Block Type Menu
Use this menu to insert the block that matches your page objective.
Core Categories
Use these categories to decide whether you are structuring context, analyzing data, or executing operations.- Basic blocks
- Data blocks
- Functional blocks
Basic Blocks (3)
These are the core blocks for adding text, media, and code to a page.| Block | What you can do |
|---|---|
Text | Write content freely in a simple editor, apply headings/bold/underline, and switch styles such as inline or notification format. |
Media | Place images or visual references to support explanation, evidence, and handoff quality. |
Code | Insert formatted technical snippets, templates, or command examples for reproducible operations. |
Data Blocks
Use Data Blocks when you need measurable signals, diagnostics, and trend tracking for decision-making.| Block | What you can do |
|---|---|
Chart | Visualize trend movement (traffic, engagement, conversion, reach) and quickly detect momentum shifts. |
Calendar | Plan and align posting/campaign/review schedules by date and compare timing impacts. |
Table | Compare detailed item-level performance (post/page/query/campaign) with filterable analysis. |
Metric | Track KPI snapshots in compact form for regular monitoring and reporting. |
GEO | Analyze Generative Engine Optimization performance to understand how AI-search and generative channels are contributing to outcomes. |
SEO | Track search visibility and content performance signals to prioritize organic growth actions. |
CRM Pipeline | Visualize lead and deal stages so teams can identify bottlenecks and next actions in the pipeline. |
CRM Metrics | Monitor CRM KPI snapshots such as lead volume, stage conversion, and revenue movement. |
Functional Blocks
These blocks are for execution workflows and connected app operations.| Block | What you can do |
|---|---|
Media library | Surface connected media assets (images/videos) so teams can quickly reuse them in production flows. |
Contents library | Centralize published/scheduled content and outcomes so teams can find reusable winning patterns. |
Inbox | Consolidate comments, mentions, messages, and threads to prioritize response handling. |
Post editor | Draft, refine, and publish social posts directly from the block. |
Article Editor | Draft, revise, and publish long-form articles from one workflow. |
Image Editor | Generate and edit images for campaign-ready creative production. |
Video Editor | Generate and edit video assets for short- and long-form distribution workflows. |
Voice Editor | Prepare and refine voice/audio outputs for scripted narration and channel-specific delivery. |
Notion | Embed connected Notion context in the workspace for execution-time reference. |
How to choose the right block
Follow the steps below to complete this action.- Start from the decision you need to make on this page.
- Use Basic blocks for context and structure.
- Add Data blocks when you need measurable status or trends.
- Add Functional blocks when the page is used for execution work.
Practical Tips
Use these tips to improve consistency and output quality.- Keep one page focused on one operational purpose.
- Prefer fewer blocks with clear labels over dense layouts.
- Review old blocks regularly and remove unused ones.